Confusion on API Access Key setup.

[thruthesky]

Expected behavior (required)

• Should show some meaningful indication(message) if the developer set API Access Key for Deploy to Play Store.

Current behavior (required)

• I helped one of my FlutterFlow study member.
• And he said to me he tried but failed to set up the API Access Key.
• I told him to press Deploy to Play Store and the deploy will fail. But he can download the AAB after building and upload the AAB manually onto the Play store console.
  • And he did many times.
  • Every time he did, there was an error message like The version code is already exist.
• I check if the version code is already exist. and it was really exist and I realized the API Access Key was properly set even if there is no indication. I think this is confusing.

To Reproduce (required)

• After setting up the API Access Key from Play store console, there is no indication whether it is set or not unlike App Store Key Setting.

Bug Report Code (required, generate from Widget Tree)

N/A

Context (required)

• It is really confusing. I really thought the API Access Key was not set.

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Your environment

• Version of FlutterFlow used: v3.0 December 30, 2022 - Flutter 3.3.4
• Platform (e.g. Web, MacOS Desktop): Web
• Browser name and version: Google Chrome, Version 108.0.5359.124
• Operating system and version (desktop or mobile): iMac 2020, macOS Ventura 13.1

[yoheisoito]

It would indeed be helpful to fix the link when the user clicks on the Instructions button. It currently returns a 404.

https://docs.codemagic.io/knowledge-base/google-services-authentication/

[wenkaifan0720]

Hi @thruthesky, @yoheisoito. I'll fix the link when the user clicks on the Instructions button. I don't understand which part of the UI is confusing. It is saying "Credentials Set" after you've uploaded your API key.

[wenkaifan0720]

Since this is not really a bug, I'll close it for now.